All About Pocket Knives

Double-fisting Barlows in stainless and stag all weekend.

Montanaman wrote:Smoke is starting to roll in, taking it easy this morning. Texas jack from Tony Bose is in my pocket,

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Enjoy your Sunday, folks.

Montana man not only do you have some great knives you also know how to take great pictures of them also. I like the antler handle bottle opener also

Tsar Bomba wrote:Double-fisting Barlows in stainless and stag all weekend.

Sweet Barlows Tony!

Montanaman wrote:Smoke is starting to roll in, taking it easy this morning. Texas jack from Tony Bose is in my pocket,

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Enjoy your Sunday, folks.

Spectacular!

Tsar Bomba wrote:Double-fisting Barlows in stainless and stag all weekend.

Sweet!!!!

Went with these today.

today its the keen kutter 839. thanx to hank (h&h knives)

Thanks fellas. If I had jeans with 2 watch pockets I'd probably carry that Queen Barlow all the time.

DM11 wrote:Went with these today.

I am fighting a small internal war about carrying my autumn bone NF 44 which arrived fresh just this morning. It's so purty and I don't want that to change.

You guys know how brass+jeans pockets goes in humid climates... I might just be stuck buying one of those sweet goldenrod Tidioutes for a carry knife.

richard wrote:today its the keen kutter 839. thanx to hank (h&h knives)

Was that in the AAPK store? I think I saw it go scrolling by and neeeearly hopped on it - same seller also had another Kutter that I was interested in but I didn't pull the trigger on either. Glad to see it went to a good home and is getting some use!

This Japanese Sabre holds a comically-sharp edge. You all already know the 72 and the Blur.

yes tsar. from hank h&h knives.he told me he has dealed in knives for 45 years.
now is selling up his stock

Stryker with assorted peanut in the coin pocket for the work week.

Same today as last month or so

Carried these 2 yesterday. The little whittler bit my finger pretty good, gotta be quick to keep 'em outta the way when she snaps shut.

tongueriver wrote:

Montanaman wrote:Smoke is starting to roll in, taking it easy this morning. Texas jack from Tony Bose is in my pocket,

Doug51 wrote: Montana man not only do you have some great knives you also know how to take great pictures of them also. I like the antler handle bottle opener also

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Enjoy your Sunday, folks.

Spectacular!

Thank you both!

Cooler start this morning, should help with a few fires that sparked up over the weekend.
This Zulu, that Johnny Stout made for me, is in my pocket. Mosaic feather damascus blade forged by ABS M.S. Jon Christensen.

Filled up some pockets this morning.

sunknife wrote:Carried these 2 yesterday. The little whittler bit my finger pretty good, gotta be quick to keep 'em outta the way when she snaps shut.

I have the Pen Knife which is very similar to the Whittler. Little peckerwood bit me twice the first week I had her.

JE Made buffalo covers

Homer, beautiful bones every one. Aging well. Jerry, let it bleed. Nice covers rareola, beautiful.
I've picked up this 77 Barlow to slice and dice veggies, peel fruit, and cut most of my chores even when I'm not carrying it that day. If I have a spear like the 15 here on me, doesn't hold a candle to this on veggies or mail or fruit. Starting to consider carrying two knives. Main Spear, Main Wharn. These two do it for me. But I haven't seen a lot of knives with both. Market nitch prime for exploitation.

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sunknife wrote:Carried these 2 yesterday. The little whittler bit my finger pretty good, gotta be quick to keep 'em outta the way when she snaps shut.

I have the Pen Knife which is very similar to the Whittler. Little peckerwood bit me twice the first week I had her.

Jerry, lets agree that I won't tell your mom if you don't tell mine. After all neither one of us wants our knives taken away.

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sunknife wrote:Carried these 2 yesterday. The little whittler bit my finger pretty good, gotta be quick to keep 'em outta the way when she snaps shut.

I have the Pen Knife which is very similar to the Whittler. Little peckerwood bit me twice the first week I had her.

I never knew Marines to be such whiners.

Here is my EDC. Kershaw Double Cross. Clip and Warncliff blades and both have thumb studs. For a guy w/ diabetes the thumb studs are a must. My fingernails are so brittle that I destroy my thumbnail opening knives. Yes I have a knife pick, but I don’t carry it. So thumb studs work for me.
This one is polished Damascus stainless.
Mark

Went with these two today.

bighomer wrote:Filled up some pockets this morning.

DEEP pockets! Nice load out today.

Jeez, biggie-H, you'll tear yr britches with all those scouts!

doglegg wrote:

jerryd6818 wrote:I have the Pen Knife which is very similar to the Whittler. Little peckerwood bit me twice the first week I had her.

I never knew Marines to be such whiners.

Today was a smooth green bone day.

Great looking knives! These two today,

Sean O'Hare Splice and a whittler from Joel Chamblin, both in MIke Norris "Fire Clone" stainless damascus. Mike was a welder on nuclear subs back in the day, he knows welding and forge welding damascus better than anyone I know.
Have a great day folks